[Melborne]

I have an old acoustic guitar that my dad got when he took lessons. He gave it to me, but I'm not farmilier with the brand it is.
Have you ever herd of a Carlos?

[Melborne]

well don't answer all at once!

[jalfordvidman]

Ok then, I have never heard of Carlos guitars.

[airdog4125]

Ok then, I have never heard of Carlos guitars.   

I second that, All in favor.

[Tuning Spork]

Ok then, I have never heard of Carlos guitars.   

I second that, All in favor.

Aye.

[airdog4125]

and the vote's 3 to one in favor of never hearing of them. You lose.

[jshrel24]

Make it four. Try searching.
Heres some help.
www.google.com
haha

[wannalearn01]

Carlos guitars Check out the guitars in "section" 6.

Not sure if that/those are what your talking about, but it has carlos' name on it.

Hope that helps,

T^roy

This post has been edited by wannalearn01: 26 May 2004 - 08:40 AM

[Melborne]

Carlos guitars Check out the guitars in "section" 6.

Not sure if that/those are what your talking about, but it has carlos' name on it. 

Hope that helps,

T^roy

thanks. I didn't find it, but you were a lot more helpful then these other people.

[wannalearn01]

Carlos guitars Check out the guitars in "section" 6.

Not sure if that/those are what your talking about, but it has carlos' name on it. 

Hope that helps,

T^roy

thanks. I didn't find it, but you were a lot more helpful then these other people.

Did the brand logo look the same as on your guitar? Just curious if there is more than one Carlos guitar manu.

T^roy

[Melborne]

I couldn't see the headstock of the guitars, so I'm not sure.

[wannalearn01]

I couldn't see the headstock of the guitars, so I'm not sure.

You had to click on the pick...section 6 of the page...



If it is then you ran into something good...

T^roy

[jshrel24]

I couldn't see the headstock of the guitars, so I'm not sure.

You had to click on the pick...section 6 of the page...



If it is then you ran into something good...

T^roy

hm....classical eh....
I recently found my grandpas old classical, could anyone tell me the difficulty level in restringing them. Looks difficult, but maybe not.

[airdog4125]

There was a really good post in Q&A about this about a week ago. But, I can't seem to find it.

[wannalearn01]

hm....classical eh....
I recently found my grandpas old classical, could anyone tell me the difficulty level in restringing them. Looks difficult, but maybe not.

This posts talks about restinging it. Different technique for sure. Plus don't you use nylon strings or something?

Classical restring

There was a really good post in Q&A about this about a week ago. But, I can't seem to find it.

That link above was all I could find...was that what your talking about? The second post covers how-to do it pretty well.

T^roy

[jshrel24]

hm....classical eh....
I recently found my grandpas old classical, could anyone tell me the difficulty level in restringing them. Looks difficult, but maybe not.

This posts talks about restinging it. Different technique for sure. Plus don't you use nylon strings or something?

Classical restring

There was a really good post in Q&A about this about a week ago. But, I can't seem to find it.

That link above was all I could find...was that what your talking about? The second post covers how-to do it pretty well.

T^roy

Yes you use nylon strings, thats what classicals use.

[wannalearn01]

hm....classical eh....
I recently found my grandpas old classical, could anyone tell me the difficulty level in restringing them. Looks difficult, but maybe not.

This posts talks about restinging it. Different technique for sure. Plus don't you use nylon strings or something?

Classical restring

There was a really good post in Q&A about this about a week ago. But, I can't seem to find it.

That link above was all I could find...was that what your talking about? The second post covers how-to do it pretty well.

T^roy

Yes you use nylon strings, thats what classicals use.

Yea...I've heard that they also make them out of cat guts or something..but they are hella expensive...and don't last as long...but thats OLD SCHOOL

T^roy

[jshrel24]

hm....classical eh....
I recently found my grandpas old classical, could anyone tell me the difficulty level in restringing them. Looks difficult, but maybe not.

This posts talks about restinging it. Different technique for sure. Plus don't you use nylon strings or something?

Classical restring

There was a really good post in Q&A about this about a week ago. But, I can't seem to find it.

That link above was all I could find...was that what your talking about? The second post covers how-to do it pretty well.

T^roy

Yes you use nylon strings, thats what classicals use.

Yea...I've heard that they also make them out of cat guts or something..but they are hella expensive...and don't last as long...but thats OLD SCHOOL

T^roy

yea super old school.
I wonder who thought of using cat gut anyway. Someone with way to much time on their hands.

This post has been edited by jshrel24: 05 June 2004 - 02:35 PM

[redhotguitar]

yeah like 1600's old school, stringing a classical is not that hard, its just learning the way you tie it at the bridge.. Just find a good site with pictures/diagrams and you'll be good to go.